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AS this great topic was about time traveling - here is a hypothetical proposition  I often propose to my students....
I thought it might be interesting to ask here in this thread as well.

"You have been given the gift of one time travel..... you have the ability to go back in time and witness one and only one historical event. You cannot interfere or change the outcome, only witness it. after the event you will return to the present time.    What event would you choose and why? "

Peatle - That was way cool......message is spot on.  What program did you use to make the video with the graphics?
Thanks for sharing

Jim     

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_nlIjYsU0Y
intersting     

Mojo

I loved it !
Glad you are back - it's amazing to me the talent that
the people on chordie have.

Life gets in the way for a variety of reasons - glad you had the time to share this fine tune!
I love that Texan drawl in your voice - it makes your songs very unique. you guitar is always spot on as well !

Thanks again for sharing, hope to have you come out with  a few more soon.
Jim     

Whats sad is that you have been on chordie for many years and have only posted 3 times in the forum. - all the same message.

I don not have any of those ad problems.

When you figure it out, I would hope you would join us more often in a more pleasant comment.     

peatle

Too funny - not for him - but a great ad !       

She is going to perform at the Woodstock 50th Anniversary ( which Ironically will be held at Watkin Glens instead of Bethel)

She is good - she reminded me a bit of Mick Jagger.      

TF
Interesting stuff !
I was wondering this as I watched - It must cost much more for a progressive rock ( the keyboard guy had like five of them and it looked the guitarist even played some one handed keyboard) band in terms of musical instruments and sound equipment as compared to a regular rock band that has a drummer, bass and a couple of guitars. Would that be correct ?
Jim     

TF -Sina is terrific !  And so young I listened to several other videos of her - wow, just wow!

Bill - that drop D tuning makes Barre chords easier - one finger -   I gotta try that - thanks for the tip.

Peatle - If you want to see another example of old and new together - check out this group of family and friends singers called Foxes and fossils
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S23VK1v9dB8      They were awesome -  that's right - WERE !   The girls got older went to college and now the group is defunct - except for gatherings when they all come home.

TF again - That guitar is like a great wine - better with age   The angle he holds it - does that make it easier to play ?
Love the passion on his face while playing - very cool and plays like silk!

Thanks to all you boys !
Jim

Nice cover Richard.
I wish I could play and sing as well as you do.
I was amazed in reading how many songs Jim Steinman had written that were hits for so many huge groups/singers.

Thanks for sharing

Jim     

Bill
That is awesome, brought back many memories for me

I was at a steve Earle,Lucinda Williams last year at Woodstock - the roads getting in are not any better than 1969!
Still an awesome place  to visit! 

In 1974 I got to meet Richie Havens - a really cool guy and very nice.
Uncountable renditions of my buddies and I re-enacting Havens at Woodstock.
AS far as the tuning - all that is probably great for you musicians - I really don't have much of a clue. 

Thanks for the info brother!
Peace -
Jim